But one deeply entrenched demon I would like to exorcise is my tendency to break into a cold sweat when dealing with things financial. |
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A flush feeling came over my face as though I had suddenly broken out into a cold sweat. |
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A cold sweat moistened his red hair and his bangs were plastered to his forehead. |
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I've only just stopped waking up in a cold sweat at night, worrying about missing a hurricane on the satellite. |
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Whatever he had planned for him today, he doubted that the shakes and a cold sweat would go over well. |
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Breath was going in and out of her at a phenomenal rate and she found herself in a cold sweat. |
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I am burning up and shivering uncontrollably, hot cold sweat draining from my flesh. |
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Shivering from his cold sweat, Erik refused to acknowledge Maria, instead he clamped his arms tightly to his body, trying not to tremble. |
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A cold sweat ran over me, and my heart began thumping violently, almost painfully, in my chest. |
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I could feel my eyes go wide with fear, and a cold sweat was making my shirt stick to my body. |
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Ben sports a film of cold sweat that never leaves his upper lip, matching the one glistening on my forehead. |
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I'm afraid that I still break out in a cold sweat when Patricia's being masterful. |
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I would be tempted to consult a solicitor, if the thought of filling out legal aid forms did not bring me out in a cold sweat. |
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I awoke in a cold sweat, in a frantic panic trying to determine whether or not you had made your declaration. |
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He broke out in a cold sweat, feeling the trickles of perspiration run down his clammy face. |
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His eyes glazed, he opened his mouth, and his skin erupted in big round beads of cold sweat. |
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As of this week, if I think something's wrong with my home internet connection, I actually break out in a cold sweat. |
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By now I am nauseous and the appearance of my meal coincides with me breaking out in a cold sweat. |
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She would cry, break into a cold sweat and suffer severe panic attacks at the gates every time she attempted to return. |
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It's a fever that leaves him in a cold sweat, shaking and weak as if he's dying of some tropical disease. |
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And suddenly I awoke with a start, a cold sweat turning the sheets to unfrozen ice. |
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But on Saturday, the sheer shock of winning had brought him out into a cold sweat. |
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It won't be snowing in your home, but there is no doubt that seeing this film will make you break into a cold sweat. |
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A sudden pale complexion with cold sweat is the sign of sudden prostration of yang qi due to febrile diseases caused by exogenous pathogenic wind-cold. |
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Most of the runners, however, found themselves waking up each day in a cold sweat. |
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We were in a cold sweat more than once during the discussions held at the Standing Committee on Official Languages. |
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Despite those riches, however, the merest mention of that disastrous November night is enough to make any France fan come out in a cold sweat. |
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The numerous episodes which marked out the process sometimes put the civil society in a cold sweat. |
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Warning signals include sudden dizziness, cold sweat, paleness, fainting, or pain or pressure in your upper body just after exercising. |
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Her muscles were tense and a cold sweat was breaking out on her forehead. |
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The first day of qualifying for the Rogers Cup made the three Canadians in action on the courts at Jarry Park break out into a cold sweat. |
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It's a mission which looks dangerously like seduction as she hangs around gazing calf-like at the older man, who reacts with a panicky cold sweat. |
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I remember waking up 12 or 13 years ago in the middle of the night in a cold sweat. |
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When the cold sweat of the bad review dried, another feeling followed that was not at all unpleasant. |
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He sat bolt upright, in a cold sweat, breathing heavily and feeling dazed. |
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He was stripped of his clothes and eyeglasses and held in conditions so appalling that to this day he breaks out in a cold sweat when he talks about it. |
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He was covered in cold sweat and his breath came in short pants. |
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The smell of dampness, of rancidness, of cold sweat, of ancient corruption. |
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I'd wake up in a cold sweat panicking about my life. |
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Symptoms: Paleness, cold skin, cold sweat, anxiety. |
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A week ago Tuesday, the nation woke up in a cold sweat. |
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As he slips behind the controls of his hovercraft, he feels a gripping pain in his chest, followed by shortness of breath and a cold sweat. |
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A cold sweat rolled from the officer's brow. |
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The odor of cold sweat in a coward's armpit would be the olfactory theme were this a smell-o-vision movie. |
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A cold sweat traveled down my body like a flash. |
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Manuel wakes up in the middle of the night, covered in a cold sweat. |
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Climate change has people hot under the collar or waking in a cold sweat. |
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They broke out in a cold sweat and cried out hoarse with terror. |
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This morning his body is drenched in a cold sweat. |
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Sometimes I'd break out in a cold sweat and want to throw up. |
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After a few gybes between the islands and a proper cold sweat when the crew almost got bogged down in the windless zone created by the island, life regained its usual rhythm on board for the 12-man team. |
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And we wake up in a cold sweat over the thought of a competitor going viral overnight with a marketing slamdunk. |
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If you start getting hot under the collar the minute you enter the lingerie department, or if basques, balconettes and bustiers bring you out in a cold sweat, help is at hand. |
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